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Date: 1807, 1810
Genius may give an actor "despotic empire o'er the heart"
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Date: 1807, 1810
"Passions that now are but illusive deem'd, / Then shall their empire in thy heart attain"
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Date: 1810
"Bid Rowe, bid Otway's magic softness rise, / Steal o'er his form, and languish in his eyes; / Melt in his voice, till Memory hints no more / The woes unreal; but, with forfeit power, / Resigns her empire o'er the yielding soul / To sighs and tears she ceases to controul."
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Date: 1810
"And, sexual pride subdued, at length disown / The Salique Law for Wit and Fancy's throne!"
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